Although GPs in Amsterdam reported that they often transferred information, when the same GPs were working as a locum in the GP co-operatives they were unsatisfied with the content of the information that was available for the locum.
And after making complaints, they say, they are often transferred to other areas of the plant -- where they must learn new, sometimes more difficult, jobs.
Chi-square tests were used to analyse differences in GP characteristics between responding GPs versus [ 1] all GPs in Amsterdam, [ 2] GPs who stated that they were personally available to provide care for their terminally ill patients during the out-of-hours period (GPs personally available), and [ 3] GPs who stated that they did not often transfer information.
But the closer distribution gets to the village, the more basic it's likely to be: When goods reach the countryside, Zhang says, they are often transferred to people on bicycles, motorcycles or in small cars.
Children who bully others whom they perceive as less powerful often transfer those needs for power to other areas, like dogfighting and pigeon shoots, where dominance and cruelty toward others bring varied rewards.
In money-laundering schemes, criminals often transfer money from illegal activities to companies they control, where it is used to buy products that can be used in those businesses or sold, transforming the money into a clean asset.
Faced with transition to a service where they will see a different CFH nurse at each consultation, women often transfer their care to a GP expecting to receive continuity of carer.
Parents who can afford to do so often transfer their children to private schools.
White families often transfer wealth to children, and families of color frequently must transfer wealth upward to help relatives.
Cane has long argued that the city should more often transfer empty traditional school buildings to charters.
